Mole Removal
with CO2RE CandelaPremium laser removal of benign skin lesions using advanced CO₂ technology with precision-focused aesthetic care.
Advanced CO2RE Technology · Experienced Practitioners · By Appointment
What Is CO₂ Laser
and How Does It Work?
The latest Candela CORE laser, which is ideal for such procedures, is used for the careful and delicate removal of benign skin growths.
Laser removal of growths is less traumatic and provides optimal results. Your skin will fully recover within a few days. This is a quick, well-tolerated procedure that is used quite often due to its good cosmetic results. Usually, benign growths such as warts, moles, keratomas, papillomas, and haemangiomas are removed with a laser.
Laser removal of benign growths gives amazing results as in most cases it leaves no traces or scars, and in other cases only minor changes are observed.
This is especially important if the growth is removed from the face or neck. Laser removal of growths is a very quick procedure that in most cases does not require painkillers.
How Does the Procedure
Work?
A small amount of local anaesthetic is applied to the treatment area to ensure maximum comfort throughout the procedure. Once the area is fully numbed, the laser treatment is performed with minimal sensation and without significant discomfort.
A topical or injectable local anaesthetic is applied to the treatment area, ensuring complete comfort and zero pain throughout the session.
The Candela CO2RE laser targets only the selected tissue with exceptional precision. The laser energy is absorbed by water within the cells, leading to controlled evaporation layer by layer — removing approximately 30–50 microns at a time for highly accurate, aesthetically refined results.
This advanced technology allows the practitioner to carefully tailor the procedure to each individual case while maintaining a premium aesthetic outcome, optimal healing conditions, and maximum tissue preservation.
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Recovery & Aftercare
After the Procedure
After laser removal of a neoplasm, it is necessary to protect the skin from sunlight, or more precisely, from ultraviolet rays. This means that even on a cloudy day, the skin needs high-quality protection. It is very important to protect this area from ultraviolet rays for at least 2 months.
This is important for exposed parts of the body, and especially important for the face and neck. You should also avoid using cosmetics until the wound has completely healed. Facial skin recovery usually takes about 5–7 days or slightly longer.
Recovery is very similar to scar healing: at first it looks like a wound, then after several days a protective crust forms over the treated area. This crust is a normal part of the healing process and must not be touched, scratched, or removed manually. It will naturally fall off on its own, usually within approximately 5–7 days.
To support proper healing and achieve the best aesthetic result, it is essential to regularly apply the professional aftercare cream provided by the clinic. The treated area should remain continuously moisturised during the healing period.
Sometimes the surface of the treated skin may be uneven compared to the surrounding skin, or it may be slightly raised above the skin surface or slightly hollow, but this will normalise over time. Do not rub or scratch the treated area, as this may cause local inflammation and infection.
Why Should a Mole Be Removed?
We are all at risk of a mole turning into a malignant tumour, or melanoma. Moles that have started to grow rapidly and increase in size, newly formed moles, or moles that are often injured by shaving or clothing and bleed require special attention.
Signs that indicate a high probability of a mole becoming malignantAsymmetry
Irregular shape or uneven borders
Border
It may become blurred or fuzzy
Colour
Changes in the form of dark ‘speckles’ or general darkening of the nevus
Size
Especially if the mole has changed in size in adulthood
Dynamics
The appearance of scabs, flaking, cracks, bleeding
Treatment Results
Why Choose Us
We have the most advanced CO₂ Laser technology — CO2RE Candela
Operated by qualified Aesthetic Medical Practitioners to ensure the best results from your treatment safely.
Full support during your aftercare to ensure no adverse reactions and the best possible results.
Performing treatments for 4 years, treating thousands of patients with serious skin concerns.
Frequently Asked Questions
A local anaesthetic cream or anaesthetic injection is applied before the procedure to ensure maximum comfort. Most clients describe the treatment as very well tolerated with minimal discomfort.
The procedure usually takes around 30 minutes depending on the number, size, and location of the lesions being treated.
In most cases, laser removal heals with minimal visible traces. The Candela CO2RE system allows for highly precise treatment with controlled impact on the surrounding tissue, helping achieve a more aesthetic healing result.
Initial healing usually takes approximately 5–7 days. During this period, a protective crust forms over the treated area and naturally falls off on its own.
No. The crust must not be scratched, rubbed, or removed manually. Premature removal may increase the risk of irritation, pigmentation changes, or delayed healing.
A professional aftercare cream will be provided by the clinic. It is important to keep the treated area moisturised during the healing process and carefully follow the aftercare instructions provided by your specialist.
It is recommended to avoid applying cosmetics to the treated area until the skin has fully healed.
Yes. SPF 50+ protection is essential for at least 2 months after the procedure, even on cloudy days. Proper UV protection helps support healthy healing and reduces the risk of pigmentation changes.
Moles that rapidly grow, change colour or shape, bleed, become asymmetrical, or are frequently irritated by shaving or clothing should always be assessed by a specialist.
At BeautyGene we use the advanced Candela CO2RE laser system, which allows highly precise treatment with minimal trauma to surrounding tissue and excellent aesthetic results.
Yes. Before the procedure, the specialist must assess the lesion and determine whether it is suitable for laser removal.
For convenience, clients may first send clear photographs of the mole or skin lesion to our WhatsApp Business account for a preliminary assessment. The specialist will review the images and advise whether the lesion appears suitable for removal, after which you may be invited for an in-clinic consultation and treatment appointment.
Please note that a photo assessment is preliminary and does not replace an in-person clinical evaluation if required.
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Your Mole?
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